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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-01

oLppspers for sae.al.APPEAL flee !
80 GENE per 100.
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To Contractors.

.oorRNrS AID RLIEl-A .ls...ssnd
"a, Oh, nat in ,ig,s .gJ fetfsls b.
'" WV p''' IO0r, MCGOWAN 4 co.
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Ror Rent.

Commodious hotel, centrally To-
Gated In this city. .
A. @snken A Co.
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A EaRpONA LODGE No. ifs- n
~ The on sefs and men befs OF tlB ~
lodge arc requested 10 meet at thsirX n
hall, IN Masonic TeIpe, hi !"
UHURsDAYl Afternoon, at 2iO'
b'othsr, wALTEkJ. JINE..
By orderoi q. i b'thkII' WIN.
Attssti Dopor &. THADER, Secretary.
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Special attention paid to orders. Mil
liners furnished to our customers.
Our patrons instructed as to modes
and means Of manufacture.
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NA,ONJC PuSrRAL NOTICE..

A TTENTION. KYIGnrs TEMP A
"A LAH-Ihs ofhcers md m M ~
bers Of Memphis Cuumandefy hre< ~
b.rebT ordered % sttsni, in fol i"
drsss, at Asylum, this THuHsDlD,
Afternoon, At 2 o'clock sharp, ior he pur.
no. a OF attending the 'uner-l q our dscessd
irater, Sir WALLER JOINS. s'journins
and res dent ifste ipyi % g nj Nth az.
~ order PIT WRIGHT, 4. ..
+. j. BaHonus, Recorder.
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PERSONAL.

rISTRRNS -Brickyork, smoking Chin
~ nsys, eto. Teiephons sSs. ,,,
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M. & Il. Ct.

The Leading Jobbing Millinery House
in the Southwest. Constantly rep
resented in Paris and New York.
We can assure the trade Of the
Southwest not only Of our superi.
GRITTY Ia s,yles, but also OF the cor.
rectnesJ aud lowness Of our prices
for quality. No house In the uoited
States will give you lower figures
for quality.
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FOR s.IE.

DUSINkSS-wei sstablthed, on Main
ID street, at = bArsaia, on account OF the
death Of pattnefI capital required, tgOoe.
Address t.. this oace.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06


A he7ati-a brrsid 70 speak With thee. Thus
crles -te v.i-s
Ea's.1p1gaas ran 70 ths val ard reaching
u.-h bis aag arms to ths coping. lifted bis
err rni -e-s over
lie IS s-nsi
ss -Uns.c-o eass
4.se ak sad sand thereby Let orss
-iaa pass. II slo.her follow. stay
Ile door was untsIrgd II sae shadow e
~ wau stood Umsiopo orass. RI IT rsised
shows - head - s-risa Just then the moca
rfnls OCT There ~ss r1orsent's pause. snd
teer 81 stalSsd Maaai Elrnorah. ciad In the
fsI var ranopiy taat I have already d.
e-'tsd hut bearing isr-e basket in BIS
hand The moon shone bri zst upoBhis great
sr-1r ~ he vSi<esL Re vas physically
sc.ertli man. Apparently sbcgt thi~tv-ivs
wears of a~-. faicesi. none II the Nsssi fhat
ssv ersrs rr6ar 81 feet hi-h thouEh mostly
qrute vouar Wien he sct opposite 70 rs "a
tairsd rus iovn the basket and struck the
spiss 81 r suear into the ground. - tnst ir
si srrfah4
~lat as talk. he said TThe srst messenger
vs sent Co yuu could not six = ard hsRointed
RI TIA 1eai ~tirh ~ upon the pawn Sof tie
stee---s -sssriy sght p tae nocnhgis. but
save ~oris - sresk if - have rers - hear.
sisc ( rring presents, and he pointed - ira
hazk-t and aug lsd ~i-b - ar II staggering
irsrieuoe thar = perfectly irdeS-ribsase ard
Tst raich oue ccrid nos bu> sduirs seeing
r1sr he wss surro'insisd hr arerrfss.
aSsv IN. ssid NJ Narks7rse
( am tne Lrs-rsri var cartsirl 81
rsrt ~ the Meai - ~ GusSs An,h-ni.
aHi rsr -er fs..o~ea ttese thrse white men.-
sri as F-irssd 20 SIR Henry. Good. sn5 ny
ue faeY Trrs 40 clever f1r us s1sd
ss7rei a1er Ne have 1ssr~sg wisb
tteri. and sre zsIrz 81 4l -hela
Are Tou. ssT f7isndf' sd - r1vzslf.
"l- falicvsng fnsse u,es - -sis sno-~sr-
ea'iss5 SO slsek nasn, eus elsck ~uzAn,
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice to Coal Dealers.

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. 5sly ll. 4e<E.
Sealed proposals for the supplying of the Hchi-
gan Soldiers home with a yesrly supply OF u 500
one fhousand and sl1 bundled net tens OF lump
block. splint or stean lump bfumino1s coal. VIII
be received until II clock moon oi Friday. Au-
gust the 18th 1857. at which time the said seaed
proposals. will he opened by tn. undersigned COM
miitee. al the Office Il The Michigan s0.diers
Home. aud the award given u the lowest respon-
slhle bidder.
The conditions upon which the proposals VIII
b. received, con,idered and awarded, are as fol-
lows, viz.
list. The quality and strength Of the coal is 70
be determined by the chemical snalysN which l.
now used aud odop.,d by the coz dealers al the
city OF Chicago ll-. ard The undersigned COM
mitiee reserve the right 10 ect from the differ
ent proposals any grade OF KIND OF Lump Book
interior 20 the above named viii b considered
by the committed which they NAV deem fo be
for he best interest OF tie state of Michigan.
% Each proposal sLsil he scco0pane 81 rs An
sttested cop Of The Chicago anslysis OF the coal
named iu said proposal
an The said coal TO be delivered in TIE bins
a. the said Michigan Soidlers Home IN lots ofn0t
20 exceed 5 I'VE cfrloaGs al any one time. and ~
such times "a the IOmmandsut Il sa30 Home may
order OF direct.
5ih The ccessful bidder win be required ~
execlIt bond. with approved security. IN the
sun 81 81 COO ole tbcirsnd dollars payable -
the Stste o1 Mi higsn in case Of deisuit of non
mifllmenf Of SAID contract
Ah All sealed proposals. should ~ addrc,sed
to Col. samuel Wells. trsDd Rapids Mich. and
the "a 0rds sealed rrofossls for Ca written on
The margin ~ the envelope
-th. The committee reserve the right n -eiecf
any and al bids for such cOsl n fn their irldg-
Ten' they deem il for the Interest cf the state of
Michigan
Signed BY authority Of the Board Of Managers
OF the Michigan soldiers Home
ssxrFi WILLS
X. A. AIrER
k. BROW,
Cosmiites.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

already Described. in Yuu fss,rn ons ouFts
uriniured, snd what vas more. /. f,,sc m
Flossiss childish bard VIZ zen 81 tss.i,.i mon
q gressy rises of papes tb1t had bess go "a
wrap NJ soulc fooa II.
'rcsresf Tasher snd rofhs-.- rnr ~. ust.-
'-Tbo Nnsu caDehf f er - wore ,fr-ira
home the iiir ! tree 20 erraf. 'af I'D
rot Fl killed Tom. t8f esher .n-r fsn awsv.
Trey levc t hrrf nu-ef ard - h-if ra~ 81
fheT ueaa - err hfrrs ~ aga .rq r,.e - ~
Q8stsrrsilns party Ivil sfve n,tAlrr = n.
sc~- Doref ~ s1ybatF fise ta g far rna
Try aDd sffts'f ts~rp a; Hieht. the7 AZ poias ts
fean or tbreT keiio~ks ffe- hsse ctsian nfe
fiied towe frs p.stol anf ( ne leip eoso@
- dcv-n VII shoot rv~~ef 7nE r1t1 ~ IN
ne n - rrnf1tsr me aizsye cer-ost fssf.-~
enS scptaer en- ~er- ffifn.~n-o. nj t-,iss q
God. da-e not vrife az fntye. 80 .h~~ a. s~-
ginning r. notiee Cooley Ff0psfr
ecruwisa scfoss the ou.siss 81 fais ,n..
HTove - NJ lsuferfasin Ths~ 80 voira
a. take up ths i,ssret. ~ p. ~ill get sbs lllv
When I rec t8ess ~o-1s written ~ fsst
brave Eftie cri in e. hour - dslirer srfi-
cieuflv near and horrible - have turned th.
brain q STRONG var ovn ! vcyt. ana
ouos more in ny ie5-t : ves-ei tbsf sss
shc1id not 6is wklis ny iife coutl 10 esv~r -
ssvs her
Then eagerly, oui1k'v sluoes fercsl-. -e
fsli r. diseussnf ti,s siiuafion 4rsir ] ssid
thst J vouil e. ssd szsie Eackenzie u@r,-
tvrs e. ard CURTIS su5 oe1d. lie tas trsi
rnsn ttst tseT So. voved fhst II or. a..
vouis ge v.tt rse. sp6 de bs-k F. i,aek ~
rns
sIt Re- J said - lssf sst-ar,.,ss- r.~---r-v
ftst sn Effort ~ sorne sazt sast . i,- ru.,.s
bsfors Err u.c-n.re
"Toen let us sttseF tter viii ~ast fr-e.
vs rsn uiuz.er. ard tsks our ,hsa.-. sss
Str Herrr.
r - Cert r1es
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

wsiie donkey. and q white girL Ure ~ trs
black men We kiliei-there D. his lead uron
the pavement the ofber ran away. The
black woman. the llt.e white girl. ard tie
white ass we tte< aaa brought ~i.a us. IN
proof thereof have brought tbs basket tlas
sac carried Is it not tay dauT .tsrs hassetf'
- Aacksnze Nodded. and tae warrior
weut on
~Coodi With thee and thy daughter We
have 10 quarrel, nor do wo wish 20 farm
thee. save as to thy cattle. which wa have
sireaiy gathered, 340 bead-a beast for every
r1an's father
Here NJ. Nsckenzie gave a Eroaa, as he
greatly valaed tlis herd e cattle vhSoh bs
bred VIII ulgch care and trcula
$50. SaVs for the cattle, thcu usvxt 20
free; Daore especially ha sddsd. frsnkiv.
cisr-inE ~ he VA. As this Place would ba
dil3cut one - take. But As o. these men
it il Otherwise; =, have foIiozs5 theu- Tor
eight days. aud mnSt kiI them Were we -
return to cur srsslrirnout having done So.
Ell the girs would make a mock oz as So.
however trCubiesome Is aay be. they r1us1
die
Vow. hs~- proposition for thira esr
We wolld aot hsrm the iIttie Eri. SEE ls TOO
far 20 harm, sni has hes.6ss = brave spirit
Give rs cns ~ taess thrse uaen-a life fo-
life-sn5 vs wi - hsr q snd throw IN the
back ~-r-n1 vita hep a.so Ihis Is fsir
oEsr. vai.e usn Ws ask but for ore e
for the farse. Ne must take snofsr opror-
sunitv - - tie crhsr tvo h ne even
pick ny rasn. taouSs 7 sbould prefer The bi-
ere. poiang 70 Sir H~nrv. Ia looks
stTcrc. srd ~ouid 6la rors slowly
@Ani < I Say I sl not yis.i The n1snF-
szi5 Mr. Msrkenzia
~Ns7. sv n-s a. rhits r,sz.- sns~srzs
tae Mass ser tkea thv ssurhee~ sies ~f
dawn, snd tae ~o7nsn ~i.h ker $50 tfoa
hast TO ct1sr ctad Were sac cher ---u5d
tsEe aer for ssrvsnf. hst - she s 80 y1urz
{ Eil sisy ner VIZ nv o~n hand--sy. vich
thls v.rY srsar- Tsoa oanst eors All srs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06


ar thou wit Igive thee e ssfs conduct.
AID too fend laughed aloud at his brutal
jest
Meanwhile I had been thinking rauidlv.
as one does IN eTnergencies. and had come to
toe conclusion that would exchange myself
against llos.ie I scarcely ike 70 mention
tae natter for fear il should be miSunder-
stool Pay do not let any ono he misled
into thinking that there was anything
heroic about this, or any such nonsense. IL
was merely a matter Of common seuso and
common justice NJ life was IN oil and WORTH
less ops, hers Vas Young ond vsiasble- Her
deate ould pretty vel xii her father snd
nlctasr ako. vhls noh0dy wousl, be mach
tie Harse fog ralne in<ieed. ssversfthars.able
Institution woBh have csusa 20 rejoics fhara-
st II vas Indirectly threuEh ne that tbe
desr little girl was N her present position.
Lastlv man vas better ffttsd % meet death
ia such pocu iariv avful form tban a sweet
rclng girl Not however. that ! n1esnt -
p these gentry torture me e. deatb-T sn
fa- too n1uch - coward r. allow that.
berg nstarsIlv fim.d rosu. nv plan ~as
- - the girl safely exchsn~s5. snd thsa -
shoot mysef. frustirg that th> AIns ehfv
wouEi take The peculial. cirrunlsfanoes r toe
cas- into consideration ard PARTON TIE 49,
Al tlis ard racre went through ny uains in
verT few secords
"Aa right Mscksnxss.- ~id. "v,u ~
tsl tee nan tbst ! vi sxchssxs rnv..if
sEslnst Flossle. oHlT sflpa sc esss she shaH
- ssissT "a tbs hoass h>fars they kiH ~
I1oF sd sF HrurT ard Coed. ssnu 'ssne-
cuT7 'That vcri dor't
80. 70 ssli n Msckenzis. Il ~ have
70 -1sns olooi upca ~ hansx r st ss-
cd tst rg 6sas shtsr & .s this srfai destE
RS via - dons Yes a. brave rzsrr
fEaich 7 sna nos ~ srv ra@sns, and rosls
n.an -s1a's ir. but ves sssl rof e
lf rotaiuz slss nsrns u shsE -. ssis.
c. saT
IAls = "a inPortsat nssssr,~ sd Mo-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

kenzie. affrossing the Lygonani, ~and we
must think il over You shall have our an
swer at dawn"
every well. white man. answered TIE saw
sse. indiferentiv. "only remember. II tbv
answer Is late thy little white hui wiz never
grow into . flower that Is all for shall cut
it with tbis and he touched the spear. Il
should have thought that thou wouldst piav
trick and sftscl us az night. but 7 know from
the woman with the girl that vour men are
down At the coast. ard that thou hast but
tventf men here. II is not wise. white
man. be adde7 With laugh. sso Keep so
Sr1al 4 Fsrrisoz for yoBr sbcsna' , fl-r-sal,.
Wei znod night and s,oa ns-ks = you
also other vnite rlen 9ksuss evsfsx I shsff
soon close onos SRI for eli AT dawn then
wilt bring me word If not. rszsnbsr il
sbsl be - I have ssii Then turning 20
Uu<louoCaas. who had 81 the While bar
standing hebind him. snd shspbsrdinz -irn.
ss 6 we're, Open The door for ne. fellow.
quics no~T
Ths -ss TO uuch fer the e1d chiers
pstie1ce Tor -. ls~- ten minutes his Ir.
bad heen, fCurstively sp>skiaz. positively
watering ever ths Eassi Iygonsni. and this
he could Rot stand Flsrirg his lonz hsud on
to Einorsn's shoulder. be gripsd hirn ard
gave him such teis- ne brought hir face 70
face vita h.nsslf 11sn. tbTsstins his fierce
co1nseusnos r. ~fhin few incsss of tha
Aassi svil. feather framed features. he said.
IN fov. Eroviing vo3cs.
aSesst tacn EeT
aAv. fsi]o-. see tb-<r
aAn1 s-~<@ tsou tkisT snd - h-lS Trk>~s-
ksas t@fr~s rs rves
a ". % ew. ] 80 tke to-. -haf - ffr
lfou Aassi cog taou boes1in9 vindbsz.
tera -sEearfr - aftie g5rls vita tss st1v'
] ke~ fhes inah fror- Nnb WEI fo~
to~e ttat 6soa - n-~aa ~ s~sr oov
~ouls I rt~ey tar members ss.sst re zrs~
Ile Nsssi shook he great sresr sn6
tsxxhed io1s aa1 ieza IS be answered, 4
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

nan, ard ve would sec- and again be turned
% 60. sfiil laughing
Thou shalt stsn1 against NE man to man.
be not sfrsid. replied Umslo7ogsas. stil in
The same 0miDoUs voice. "Thou ehait stand
face T. face With Umsloporaas. - the blood
Of Chaka, = the people II The Anlszulu, o
captain in tbe regiment ~ the Nkornabskoxi.
e. many have done befors. and bov thyssif
T. Inkosi-ssas. e. many have done before.
A.. laugh on, laugh on to-fnerrv- nlRhi
shall the jackals laugh rs they crunch thy
rin<
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

Anything or everything in the
line Of special furniture, inside
finish of house, Office or store,
wood mantels, and contract
workof any kind made 10 order
on short notice and in the best
manner out Of thoroughly dried
lumber ofany kind. Designs fur
nishcd when desired.
Wolverine Chair Factory,
w. L. Pearl-st, bridge
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
AHI TNFREY
HARDWARE +!
M. l. SWiE I
Is Cap0E Street,

Is selling Hardware at prices
that defy comp -tition. Doors.
Sash and Glass, Haying and
Harvesting Tools, Ice Cream
Frsezers, Wire Cloth and Ad-
Unstable Screens, Cistern and
Drive We'll Pumps, Iron Sinks,
Bench Wringers, Mill Supplies
Shingle Bands, Band Nails,
Files, Stoves and Ranges
1 have few Acorn Cook S owes
/ am selling at and below cost:
not quite so much nickel On
them but otherwise Just as good
as our latest patterns. IF you
want a Ccok Stove YOU can save
money 0y buying one of these.
Only a few left. Lawn blowers
at cost.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

The regular weekly bop at ne ottawa
Beach Hotel, occurs snis evening" These
hoos are becoming = very popular source Of
pleasure vita the resorlers st the Beach
Last Saturday evening no hop WAS attend
ed oy ab.1t six hundred people. The
music s furnished b. oqliers band.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

WhsH tbe J.yTousnl hsf Cou. ons - -
tbcuErf - -perinr 80 fssket hs esl h~ourff
- p~osf tas7 Flossse wes res their uris
on~r. - hitting t5e ia. it vas fsupd -
eortssr r1oz4 lc~siy So men - hotk 5ub
az Gs~w os tss GoTs ~. yhicL ! bzvs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

fvPteo fever Fgtvsis e. 80 nisrning 81
'est - DAnss. - ssTf ibe 6e'afsae.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

Old established merchants claim that August the dues
month the year. hence the of yesterday
all the pleasing and perfect surprise We did not
expect regular cyclone of jam in this heated
When the propretors of the TOWER CLOTHING STORE
went TO their doors throw them the public prey
ousy advertised prompt yesterday morning they found the
doorway blocked with immense crowd of
canorng for admttance All day long the store tronged
with buyers, the general exclamation Oh How
cheap Well declare these people business They ny
mean to do what they advertise small OF statesmen
kept busy until the closing hour found the M of
buyers Perce we'll made goods went flying low prices
We shall distribute day Saturday the eatd choice
lot of M EMS and Bows at
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-10-08

The editor of the Eastern Viz
ginian pays Us compliment we do
not deserve, in saying that the
ENTERPRISE is the organ of the
Democratic party in Accomac.-
That proud distinction unfortunate
ly does not belong to US, and as We
are too "iudependent" to be sailing
under false colors, even in matter
so flatterng to our vanity, we beg
leave modestly to disclaim 30 high
an honor. The ENTERPRISE has
no "boodle" backing it we ale hap.
by 10 say, but is dependent for the
revenues it receives entirely from
the people, who patronize it for
purely business reasons. No one
has the right to control, nor could
if they desired a single sentiment,
which is not in harmony with the
views of the owner Of this paper.
With this explanation, satisfactory
we trust to cur contemporary, the
query is suggested how stands the
virginian in this respects Is it
the organ of auy partys An an,
sweris not expected as our brother
lodges every question and there
fore the information is respectfully
submitted, that current rumor
prevails that the Virginian is run
by Republican money, and that
Bro. Weaver for a consideration
drawn from Republican sources,
edits the Virginian, ostensiblY as
an independent bat really as Re
, publican journal. How is it Bro.
Weaver7
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-10-08

The people of Virginia have been
fooled so often by independents"
that it is wonder there are any
left to be fooled at all. But such it
seems there always are, They
never fail, however, to find that in
short time the so.called ''indepen.
dentn sheds his shell and comes ont
full Republican. 1t would be well
if every citizen, whose sympathies
are Democratic, would learn once
for all that "thoSe who are not for
us are against u.s." He would new
er fail to feel the force OF these
words if he would only take the
trouble to observe that socalled
independents" in Virginia are
conspicuous for an "independence"
that says as much against Demo
Gratis and as little against Repub
llcans as possible. The word Sin
dependent" is a manly and cour
ageous one, but it is too often drag.
ged in the mire by time seekers
and adventures whose opinions
arc always exchangeable for the
highest premium offered for sud-
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-10-08
Prnsnerify of fhe Soulll.

The Baltimore Record sums up
the South's growth since 1879, and
shows that there has been an in
crease of $4,000 new industries;
$1,000 miles of railroad have been
built, costing, with improvements
to old roads, $500, 100000; an in.
crease of of 31,OOO,000 in the as
sessedovalue of property, while the
iron production has increased from
397, 900 tons to $4,000 tons; the
amount of coal mined from 6,OO0,.
600 tons in 1850 to nearly l4,0O0,
600 tons; cotton mills irem $50 to
$50; cotton seed oil mills from 40
to 100, and DUNG that period the
cotton crop alone has sold for 81,
SOC, 100000, an average of $780,
600, 900 a year,whle the total value
Of Southern agricultural products
| is 500, 600, 600 Il year.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-10-08
Confederate Money Not to 60 as a
Legal Tender.

In the q. S. District Court at
Wheeling, w. Va, Friday last,
Judge Jackson rendered a decision
in the case of Hiram L. Optics
heirs VS.. Henry w. CaStleman and
others, which has been pending
since 1851. In 1856 Opie sold
Castleman a farm in Jefferson
county, then Virginia, now West
Virginia, giving notes for s2O,OO0
deferred payments. During the
war the executors of Optics estate
accepted payment in deprecated
Confederate currency, and this suit
is to declare those payments void.
Judge Jackson holds that the ac.
ton of the executors was illegal
because the money was invested
in Confederate bonds issued to
wage war against the United
and because in accepting a
deprecated currency they did not
carry out the decedent's under
standing of the contract.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-10-08
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
For Accomac,
DIR. A. D. F. EwELL.
For Accomac and Northampton,
HON. S. s. WILKINS.

Greetings suggestive OF close
political brotherhood have OF late
been iutcrchanged between the ed
itors of the Free Lance and the
Eastern Virginian-the outcome OF
which seems to be II compact be,
tween them for warfare upon the
Democratic party and its princi.
pies. The one has been fed from
the Republican crib-the other
wants to be, and the SAVIOR of the
flesh pots which Que has enjoyed
and which the other scents in the
distance has developed tastes SO
congenial, that no yawning chasn'
now divides them. The old Re
publican greets the new, and with
the new born love they seem to
have for each other mutual praises.
of course, were to be expected, and
that the one makes and the other
approves an attack upon the organ
of the Democratic party Of Acco-
mac, as they are pleased to term
the ENTERPRISE, as appears in a
late issue of The Virginian, does not
surprise us. Two such 'Indepen
dent"p) journals could not OF
course, approve the principles which
are the offspring of the honest con-
victions of the editor of this paper,
and which he dares openly to adj
vocate. The callSe OF the merrl.
meut OF our contemporaries at our
expense, however, shows that even
s.tattered and torn" copy OF the
ENTERPRISE like one the editor
of the Free Lance seems to have
received, may have its uses. The
close political brotherhood exist
ing between them could not posi-.
bly, have been revealed in 80 eff
fective manuet-so Secretlve are
Independents generally and the
representatives Of their organs in
particular. In removing the hlmSy
veil which concealed the Republl-
canism of our contemporaries,
"that tattered and torn paper" did
q noble work. The editor Of the
Virginian, cheek by jowl, with the
Free Lance man, and both agree
ing with "wonderful unanimity" IN
reviliDg ard condemning the prin
ciples OF the Democratic party!
Look upon the picture Democrats,
and say, as Bro. Weaver will not
say where he stands, if you are
longer in doubt in the matter!